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| bio | website | spillerrec.wordpress.com |
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| location | Denmark | |
| age | 21 | |
| visits | member for | 1 year, 6 months |
| seen | Mar 24 '12 at 2:08 | |
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Studying Informatics at University
Roles:
Technic and Mindstorms builder
Programmer (C/C++, HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript, PHP, XML/XSLT, NBC/NXC)
Developer of RICcreator, graphics tool for the NXT
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Jan 22 |
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Can an axle be removed from this 'brick paradox'? Remember that (at least the newer) axle joiners have holes in the middle, so once you have one out you can use a long tin object to push the other out. I'm wondering if you could use the notch in the 2m axles to do this without damaging it? I do not remember how I got it out myself when I experienced this paradox myself though. (I was like: hmm, if you do this you shouldn't be able to get it out... Oh snap...) |
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Dec 24 |
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What are all the different accessories that I can get for an NXT? The older RCX sensors and motors works just fine with NXT and the PF motors can also be used together with the NXT, either by cable (PF->RCX + RCX->NXT) or by using a IR sensor. Should we add those as well? |
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Dec 3 |
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How to repair leaky pneumatics? Until recently no sets containing pneumatics had been produced for years, so they had become rather rare while still having demand. I thought it would have improved by now, but I guess stock is still low... |
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Dec 3 |
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How to repair leaky pneumatics? I have tried disassembling one and there are three rings. In the bottom of the piston is a fairly wide ring made of rubber. Then comes a small spacer of ordinary plastic. At the top there is a fairly complex part made of rubber and sadly this is the one which is normally causing trouble. Getting a replacement for this one will be difficult... I will add a photo in the question. |
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Nov 21 |
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How can I make a working pin tumbler lock? Great idea, thanks. |
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Nov 21 |
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How can I make a working pin tumbler lock? I like the solution, as I made something similar, but not near as compact as this in the past. (I used rubber bands to provide the spring effect though.) However what I didn't solve however was how to make it rotate nicely while still keeping the pins in the right position, so they wouldn't fall down when you rotate it. Any ideas to this? |
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Nov 21 |
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How can I use more than three motors with one NXT brick? I added 4 examples. I had to recreate 2 of them, since the original photos were either too blurry, or that the actual mechanism was hidden away inside the construction. |
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Nov 21 |
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How can I use more than three motors with one NXT brick? Yes, it can be done as a physical solution. I will try to dig up some old photos (and perhaps take some new ones), however it will have to wait for tomorrow. |
